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in the summer of 1977. Darbourne and Darke went on to undertake work in both the UK and abroad - notably several schemes in Germany and Italy, through competition wins (Hanover, Stuttgart and Gifhorn, in Germany, and Bolzano in Italy). Although their main work was in public housing they undertook
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awards, culminating in the prestigious Fritz Schumacher international award for "Services to Architecture" (1972) an award usually given to statesmen, scientists, writers, artists and musicians.
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blocks. Instead, it emphasised individuality in the grouping of dwellings, provided for private gardens at ground and roof levels, and achieved high densities with blocks of only eight stories.
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Lillington Gardens, constructed in phases between 1961 and 1972, was a resounding success, breaking with the then current use of standard units in
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with gardens at ground level and smaller flats above, fronted by wide 'roof streets' with space for planting.
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The partnership was dissolved in October 1987, with both Darbourne and Darke setting up separate practices.
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in 1998, and is attached to Charlwood House, also Grade II* listed. The building later became a restaurant.
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was a firm of architects and landscape planners. Though their work includes a football stand (for
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The Practice of Modernism: Modern Architects and Urban Transformation, 1954–72
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The work of Darbourne & Darke was the subject of an exhibition at the
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many public and commercial buildings, winning a number of
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An interim report on the work of Darbourne & Darke
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The firm's later (1966–67) project at Marquess Road,
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Index

John Darbourne
Geoffrey Darke
Lillington Gardens

Lord High Admiral, Pimlico
Charlwood House

Chelsea Football Club
Heathrow Airport
London
Lillington Gardens
Pimlico
Westminster
John Darbourne
Geoffrey Darke
Churchill Gardens
high-rise
Islington
London
maisonettes
retirement home
Histon Road
Cambridge
Royal Institute of British Architects
Heinz Gallery
Civic Trust
RIBA
Lord High Admiral
public house
Vauxhall Bridge Road

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